There are only 2 PlayStation emulators available at this time. PCSX2 (windows, mac linux) and Play! (windows, mac, linux, android, ios) The samsung J3 is an android phone, thus the only option for ps2 emulator for you is Play!

However, Play! Is only being developed by like 2 people and was just started on a couple of years ago, its not really ready to play games yet. It can play a few games, but it is slow and buggy.

Also I'm not sure the Samsung J3 could even handle full speed ps2 emulation even if there werre an emulator capable of it on android. Ps2 emulation is quite cpu heavy, and phones generally have far weaker cpus than most desktop and laptop pcs. Maybe like the samsung galaxy 9 or 10 era phones could maybe handle it. So a higher end flagship phone from like 2019-2020 maybe? Either way, it will probably be until like 2020 before an emulator capable of play ps2 games rather well is available on android, it will take that long for the hardware to also catch up enough to play gamecube and ps2 era games. The best you can do right now is a windows tablet device with a modern intel cpu.

Personally, I have a dell latitude 1575 tablet. Its able to play PCSX2 at relatively full speed for most games. That tablet is a few years old now (still pretty good, much betetr than android tablets), and there are the newer 8th gen intel cpus available which are even better and more power efficient than the one i have, so it will probably do rather well with gamecube and ps2. • Hi everyone, some days ago I updated Dolphin Emulator app on my Galaxy S9 plus, but now when I start a game, this message pops up: 'MSAA on default framebuffer isn't supported Please avoid forcing Dolphin to use MSAA by the driver.

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16 samples on default framebuffer found'. What does it mean? Can you please help me solve this problem? Thanks • I just got my Samsung S4. I found a Nintendo 64 emulator on the google play place. Downloaded it.

Now how do I get rome? I can search up the rome on some emu emulator app but there's no option to download them. I have dl'd rome on my laptop, but how and where do I put them on my samsung s4?

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• Why whenever I start a game with OpenGL 3.0 on the dolphin emulator the screen black I still hear the music everything fine but the screen black I need help and I use the BuildBoot it's the dolphin emulator but with updates ^~^.

You only have to install the to you AVD (Android Virtual Device). This is the most accurate way to emulate an S6 regarding the documentation that Samsung has. Take a look at: For Samsung devices, Samsung provide emulator skins for its flagships devices like Galaxy S6, Galaxy S5 or Galaxy Note 4. In this tutorial, we’re going to install Samsung Galaxy S6 Emulator skin but process is the same for all Emulator skins you want to install on Eclipse. It talks about eclipse, but it's applicable for the Android Studio too. You also have a Samsung Official video which explains the same as the tutorial.

You also have this where you can test your apps in different Samsung devices which could be more interesting for you than the skin.